Housing of the Working Classes
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The general drainage of the Estate, in accordance with the requirements of the Local Authorities, has been arranged on the dual system, the rain and surface water being kept separate from the sewage. No drains run through the houses, back drains with intercepting manholes, specially ventilated, being provided to all terraces.
There will be about 2,500 houses and shops built on this Estate, mostly of five different classes, as shown in the plans. .4 bout 1,305 houses are already built, and are a...ll occupied.
The first class houses are built on plots having a frontage of about 16 feet wide and 85 feet deep, with a floor area of about 1,065 fsst °" both floors, containing eight rooms, including the scullery. Each house is provided with two sitting-rooms, kitchen, wash-house, and four bedrooms, also a back entrance, with coal cellar, larder, washing-copper and water-closet, and in most cases an additional water-closet on the chamber floor. The houses cost £360, and are let at a rental of from lis.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The general drainage of the Estate, in accordance with the requirements of the Local Authorities, has been arranged on the dual system, the rain and surface water being kept separate from the sewage. No drains run through the houses, back drains with intercepting manholes, specially ventilated, being provided to all terraces.
There will be about 2,500 houses and shops built on this Estate, mostly of five different classes, as shown in the plans. .4 bout 1,305 houses are already built, and are a...ll occupied.
The first class houses are built on plots having a frontage of about 16 feet wide and 85 feet deep, with a floor area of about 1,065 fsst °" both floors, containing eight rooms, including the scullery. Each house is provided with two sitting-rooms, kitchen, wash-house, and four bedrooms, also a back entrance, with coal cellar, larder, washing-copper and water-closet, and in most cases an additional water-closet on the chamber floor. The houses cost £360, and are let at a rental of from lis.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richmond (Richmond Upon Thames, London, England) to read onlineMoreLess
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